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Whining is defined as using a high-pitched, intentionally annoying, voice to express dissatisfaction or to complain. A child in the back seat saying over and over are we theeeeeeeeeerrrrrreeeee yeeeeeet? is an example of whining.
What to do about whining. Define it. Make sure your toddler knows what you're talking about: Adults often assume that children know what whining is and realize how awful it sounds, but that's not necessarily the case. Point out whining when you hear it and ask your child to use her regular voice instead.If she has trouble hearing the difference, let her know how it sounds to you (without making fun of her). Use dolls to demonstrate or role-play an exchange between a whiny child and her exasperated parent.ou want your child to know that he can have your attention without whining for it. So be sure to carve out regular time to read a story together, do a puzzle, or just have fun. Touch him affectionately, give him plenty of hugs, and praise him when he behaves well. Try a diversion.